Become a Registered Nurse with a Flexible Hybrid BSN

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Start your journey to become a Registered Nurse.

Designed for students who do NOT already hold a nursing license, this pathway supports those beginning their nursing education. You'll complete foundation nursing courses, hands-on lab experience, and clinical rotations to prepare for professional RN practice.

Who It’s For:

  • Students beginning their nursing education

  • Individuals seeking a bachelor’s degree and RN licensure

  • Recent high school graduates or career changers

You Will Learn:

  • Nursing fundamentals

  • Pharmacology

  • Health assessment

  • Medical-surgical nursing

  • Maternal/child nursing

  • Mental health nursing

  • Leadership & patient care management

Career Outcome:→ Eligibility to take the NCLEX-RN to become a Registered Nurse.


Take your experience as an LPN and move up to RN.

Created for Licensed Practical Nurses, this accelerated pathway gives credit for your previous training and builds on your clinical experience—allowing you to earn a BSN and expand into advanced RN roles.

Who It’s For:

  • Active LPNs seeking RN licensure

  • LPNs wanting higher salary, more responsibility, or leadership roles

  • Those interested in hospital-based practice, specialties, or management

Advantages for LPNs:

  • Advanced-standing credit for prior training

  • Accelerated timeline depending on transfer evaluation

  • Builds on your existing clinical judgment & experience

  • Prepares you for advanced RN roles, specialties, and leadership

Career Outcome:

→ Eligibility to take the NCLEX-RN and practice as a Registered Nurse.


  • Fundamentals of nursing

  • Patient-centered care

  • Pharmacology

  • Pathophysiology

  • Nursing ethics & evidence-based practice

  • Advanced health assessment

  • Care for diverse populations

  • Leadership & management in nursing

  • Communication & interdisciplinary collaboration

Advanced specialty areas include:

  • Medical-surgical nursing

  • OB/GYN nursing

  • Pediatric nursing

  • Mental health nursing

  • Community/public health

  • Emergency and acute care



Skills Labs

  • Simulation mannequins

  • Practice patient assessments

  • Medication administration

  • IV insertion

  • Wound care & sterile technique

Clinical Rotations (sites may include):

  • Hospitals

  • Emergency departments

  • Long-term care facilities

  • Physician offices

  • Rehabilitation centers

  • Community health organizations

Clinical experience is supervised by qualified nurse educators and clinical preceptors.

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BSN-prepared nurses enjoy: 
Higher earning potential
More advancement opportunities
Priority hiring in hospitals
Eligibility for supervisory or leadership roles
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Pre-Licensure BSN Requirements

High school diploma or GEDEntrance exam (if applicable)

Background check & immunizations

CPR certification (before clinicals)


LPN-to-BSN Requirements

Active, unencumbered LPN license

Official transcripts from LPN program

Transfer evaluation

Background check & immunizations